Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-05-21
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

a business trip.
J. J. Carroll, of Lakota, came up on
Wednesdays train.
DR.. Camp has removed his Office to
Lee Bros. building.
Sam Dodd has gone to the 'front.' His
leg IS improving fast.
To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. German We'd
nesday evening, a son.
Allen Mcttler returned from Iowa Sat
urday with four flyers.
Fred Davis has joined the Grand Forks
band. Our boys will miss him.
Hager & Berg will remove their music
store to tho corner of Kelly and Fourth.
II. Il. Woodward. formerly otthis city,
has been admitted to the Washington
bar.
Tho Capital has been remodeled and
rehabilitated, and Is now Il very cozy re-
treat
James Watt has returned from the
front considerably Drowned by the sun
ankwind.
~. IL. Thursby, of the Mouse river
country, came down on Thursday morn
ing's train.
[IW. II. Mcintosh, of Stoughten, Cham
berlin & Mcintosh, Bottinea,l, was in the
city Tuesday.
G. +. Sims, of tho Minneapolis &
Northern Elevator Co., made this city q
visit Tuesday.
Jim Stewart looks lonesome riding his
bicycle without Lord and Shelley. to ac-
company him.
Mr.. J. S. Sinclair, one Of Nelson coun-
tvs prosperous farmers, came up to the
city Wednesday.
G. J. Lord went up to Cando Wednes-
day on a business trip. Curt made the
trip on bicycle.
Mrs. NJ. Stanley and children, of
Minot, are ill at tho residence of y. f..
Stanley, in this city.
Farmers along the coulee country west
of here were favored with a very heavy
rain last Thursday evening.
]. w. Hardec and Miss Jennie McIn-
tosh were visitors at the metropolis from
Cando the early part Of tho week.
I. T.. Shelley left for the mountain the
first of the week to examine some lands
prior to accepting some applications for
loans.
Bob Fox the rustling railroad contrac-
tor, was in the city Monday. He and
Harry Rumnev have forty teams on the
grade.
Now that the summer season is at hand
interest in the Island Park club should
be revived. A we'll, boat house and pier
are badly needed.
l.. B. Foote and D. l.. McGinnis Of st.
Paul are in the Devils Lake region writ
ing up the country. The INTER-OcEAN
| ack nowledges call.
Mr.: and Mrs. T.. A. Gowran arrived
last Friday. They will make their home
here some time in June. Mr.. Gowran
| will build a residence.
C. l.. Campbell has been given the
agency for the townsite and railroad
property of this city, and he is offering
some real bargains in lots.
G. c. Gates aud p. l.. Clarity, route
agent and inspector respectively of the
American Express company, came up
from Fargo last Monday.
w. S. Conrad, of saltwater, came down
from Minot Monday, and left for eastern
local points on Tuesday. The wants OF
| :he cigar trade were supplied.
Wednesday last Judge McClory united
in marriage Knud G. Peterson, section
foreman at Grenville, and Miss Katherine
Hansen. May they live long and pros
per.
past three weeks settling the Prescott
estate, returned to Boston yesterday.
Mr.. Moore made many friends in this
city.
What has become of our last year 8
sprinkling cart? The comfort of pedes-
trians and our citizens generally would
be greatly increased if the dust was kept
down daily by the sprinkler.
The sail boat that was owned by Harry
Williams has been recently purchased
| by r. w. Bennett, who has had it paint
ed and put in frst-class condition pre-
paratory to pleasant sails on the lake.
Mrs. Clark w. Kelley gave a very
pleasant euchre party this week in honor
Of her sister, Mrs. 0dell, who has been
visiting her. Mrs. Odell LETT for her
home in Aberdeen yesterday morning.
HI Mickey returned last week and is
getting ready to sell the New Massillon
steam thresher, for which he has the
agency for the Devils Lake region. He
will also repair all kinds of engines and
boilers.
The exterior of District Attorney Nor
gan's Office has been very much i'm
proved by having been tastefully paint
ed. A new awning has been put up to
assist in warding off the rays of the sum-
mer sun.
Tuesday, the 18th. was the Norwegian
Fourth Of July. There was no formal
celebration in this region, but the fair
haired sons and dauQhters of Norway